The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-07
by Rev. DIR. VIM. Prottsman, O
Brownsville.
SECOND DAY.

afternoon, conducted by Rev. d.
Prottsman were followed by the call
ing of the roll, the following delegate
answering to their names, Miss V. A
Cottey, of Nevada, presiding in tn,
absence of the president
Boonville District-Mrs. E. j
Wiley. Miss Birdie Brent, Boonville
Mrs. Ewing, Jefferson City Mrs. W.
NJ. Prottsman, Slater; Miss Guerin
Gillian; Mrs. Claycomb, High
Point; Mrs. Walker, Pleasant Green
Miss Lucy Smith, Smiths Chapel
Miss Lottie Ellis, Pilot Grove Miss
Katie Gundelinger, Jefferson City,
Juvenile Society.
Kansas City District-Mrs. j. H.
Morris, Walnut Street Mrs. Hender-
SON, Washington Street; Mrs. c. A.
Jones, Centenary; Miss May Meri-
wether, Westpoint; Mrs. Brannock,
Pleasant Hill Miss Morrison, Butler |;
Miss Hawkins, Jacksonville Miss
Perdue, Blackwater; Miss Smith,
Basin Knob; Miss Given, Bolton !;
Miss Ream, Miss l.. E. Wells, Lees
Summit; Miss Gibbon, Union
Church Miss Underwood, Walnut
Street Juvenile Society; Miss Rosa
Dimmock, Centenary io.; Mrs. HON.
brook, Brooklyn Avenue.
Lexington District-Mrs. Laura
Davis, Mrs. NJ. E. Braddie, Lexing-
ton ; Mrs. j. S. White, Chilhowe;
Miss Sue Parbery, Sedalia; Mrs.
Mcfarland, Higginsville; Mrs. Geo.
Bates, City; Mrs. Atkinson, Odessa;
Mrs. Foster, Oak Grove; Miss Renie,
Corder; Miss Anderson, Miss Shields,
Warrensburg; Miss Koontz, Dover;
Miss Van Tuyle, Wellington; Mrs.
Fl. Walker, Lamonte Miss Daniels,
Three Groves; Miss Daisy Faubian,
Miss onary Bells.
Neosho District-Mrs. G. c.
Miss MCGOWAN, Nevada;
Mrs. Hull, Carthage; Miss Ezell,
Houstonia; Mrs. Pollard, Carthage
>oufCuAIC AOOClCt1.J
Springfield District-Mrs. L. Hol-
and, Springfield; Miss Appleby,
Morrisville; Miss Seawell. Spring
field Juvenile; Miss Saye, Morris
vile Juvenile.
Clinton District-Miss Vickers,
Montrose.
After taking seats assigned them,
he delegates listened to beautiful
address of welcome from Mrs. Hoff.
nan, of this city, which was respond
d to, on behalf of the society by Mrs. |
L. III. Thurston, of Pleasant Green. |
Committees on finance, nomina.
ions, resolutions, and the |
'Evangel," the last named
BEING the organ of the
ociety, were appointed; and also
committee of four on printing.
Owing to the absence of the pres
dent, Mrs. Lloyd, the annual ad-
lress customary, was omitted.
Reports of the various officers of
he society were presented and &C.
epted. These were all gotten up
With great care and thoroughness,
nd showed that the society is doing
veil in its chosen field of labor.
A missionary sketch was given by
hrs. G. G. Woods of Nevada, which
7as very entertaining and highly en-
Dyed by all.
At last nights session the
hurch was crowded with friends
f the members, and a pleasant
vening was spent. The devotional
xercises were conducted by Rev.
[. M. Pugh, of Sedalia, after which
he minutes of the afternoon session ,
ERE read by the secretary and ap-
roved. Apoem entitled {" A vision
the..church" was partly read by Miss
Larry Bryant, following which, Rev.
!. NJ. Cobb, of Lexington, delivered
d address appropriate to the &C. {
aston. The gospel taught by Christ
as essentially missionary gospel, S
e said. and the speaker elaborated '
a the command, $50 We into the {
orld, and preach the gospel to every
'eature." Il
A recitation, "Faultless" by Miss !
[ay Meriwether, of Westport, was I
ven in superb style, and then Mrs. ]
o. Jones, of Kansas City, read {
interesting paper ON Missionary {
literature.
At the meeting this morning the |
svotional exercises were conducted !
? Miss Alice V. Cottey, of Nevada, ,
ting president in the absence of Mrs. 9
lloyd. The hymn, "Come We that c
We the Lord" was sung without the
gan, followed by a lesson from the S
Tord, read by Mrs. Collier, of La ]
onte. Rev. Mr.. Mcclure, of Lex q
gton, offered up prayer, and then ]
e regular proceedings, as set down, !